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Nick Oliver, training consultant and director of Frontfire Training Limited, has teamed up with July’s offerings at RBS include: · 14th – Performance management · 15th – Dealing with difficult people situations · 18th – Appraisal skills · 22nd-23rd – Train the trainer For course outlines visit www.frontfiretraining.co.uk or www.racc.ac.uk/rbs . To book your place on one of these public courses, contact To find out more about how Frontfire can develop your team to move your business forward contact Nick on 020 8755 4595 or e-mail him at nick@frontfiretraining.co.uk Job The Chamber is looking to recruit a new Chief Executive. The role is approximately 25 hours per week to include meetings both in the morning and the evening. We are looking for a self-starter who wants to take on a high-profile role whilst also being responsible for the day-to-day running of the Chamber. Good communication skills and an enthusiasm to push the Chamber forward. Please apply in writing to: The Chamber Office,
UPCOMING EVENTS Thursday 31st July, 18.00 - Networking Breakfast - The Bingham Hotel See events page for more details
SPONSORS WANTED FOR VCG HISTORY Hampton & Hampton Hill Voluntary Care Group (VCG) is seeking sponsors for a History of the charity’s 34 years of caring in the The History, written by VCG volunteer John Green, will comprise 68 9” x 7” pages, printed in full colour throughout, with the cover on 300gsm gloss and the text pages on 150gsm gloss. It will be priced at £1.00, with an initial print run of 1000 copies. Sponsorships should start at not less than £250.00. Sponsors will be acknowledged in the History with a display of their logo and principal sales message. They will be further featured in promotion of the History in the charity’s Greenwood Post newsletter ,delivered to over 10,000 homes and businesses throughout TW12. They will also receive additional visibility at the launch of the History and associated PR. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact VCG Director Fiona Brennan on 020 8941 3902 or
Cocktail and Jazz Charity Raffle Money
At The Oak Bar and Restaurant, our President, Christina Jackson and our Vice President, Ray Warner presented Bill Kay from the Royal British Legion Poppy Factory a cheque for £200. This was the money raised via the raffle at the Jazz and Cocktail event we held in January.
Are you a small, local business that wants more customers? Living In Richmond & Kew magazine can help. This well-established A5 local magazine now reaches 7,000 homes and businesses in the local area. We can help you to raise the profile of your business so that you get more customer calls which means more profit for you - yet at a cost-effective price. Run independently, the magazine is loved by residents and businesses alike and is truly a part of the local community.
We are pleased to offer our members kiss the fish workshops at a discounted rate. You can download the information pack by clicking here.
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London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Games Business Opportunities
With support from CBI London, the London Business Network website launches today to provide information on the commercial opportunities arising from the London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Games. The purpose of the site is to provide a one-stop shop to find out the latest information on how UK businesses can get involved.
After a successful season so far in the Guinness Premiership and a welcome return to the Heineken Cup, Harlequins are looking to finish the season strongly.  There will be a full Quins squad attendance and the gala evening will feature a champagne reception, luxury 3-course dinner, the Players’ Awards, a Grand Auction and the evening ends with a top band to dance to until carriages at 1am. Quins players are available to host your table of 12 To download the full invitation, click here If you would like to book, please do not hesitate to contact Zoe Westlake on 020-8410-6053 All zone business permits now availableThe Council now offers the chance for businesses located within the borough to purchase permits which will allow the holder to park in any resident or business parking place in the borough (excluding Richmond Town zone A1 business parking places). See the Business parking permit pages for more information and to download application forms. NEWS! NEWS! NEWS!
The Business page in the new, modern-style R & TT no longer needs any space advertising to support the business news stories. SEJ now sponsors the page alone. This means there is much more space for editorial and focus on your business. Full company contact details can now be included such as e-mail, website, mobile and landlines – and you can have an image. The newspaper now also reaches as far as Brentford, Chiswick, Mortlake, Sheen, Kingston, Surbiton, New Malden, Hounslow and soon Feltham. The page is also repeated in the Richmond Guardian, delivered to every home in the Borough. SEJ sends a single version with newspaper heading to you which you can use freely on web-sites, brochures, leaflets, letters or any company advertising. . It reaches over 110,000 readers plus it is now on-line. For a snip of the price of most leaflet delivery companies it is doubtful you will find a better price or reach a wider audience. There are even 2 price structures available. I am now actively looking for more companies to fill the March edition of R & TT – and we are engaged in negotiation with the Surrey Comet for exactly the same. Contact: Sandy Eifion-Jones at:
SEJ Consultancy (UK) Ltd T: 020 8979 4947 M: 07985 249 964 E: sandy@sejconsultancy.co.uk www.sejconsultancy.co.uk FREE FULLY FUNDED ACCREDITED QUALIFICATIONS IN MANAGEMENT ELIGIBILITY CRITEREA: Kingston Chamber of Commerce Appeal to Businesses Would you like to get involved in Young Enterprise? View the full letter from Lisa Gagliani, Chief Executive of Kingston Chamber
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Richmond Chamber of Commerce is a well established network of organisations committed to enhancing business within the Borough of Richmond upon Thames. The Chamber is here to help develop all types and sizes of business. We work with one person start-ups needing advice through to national companies making local links as part of their corporate social responsibility. Independent since it began over 100 years ago, the Chamber enjoys a close relationship with the Council and its members. The Chamber is run by a group of members elected annually, who are charged with the responsibility of helping local business prosper and grow. Benefits of joinging the chamber include:
To download a membership application pack listing all benefits and levels of membership, please click here  She can be contacted at: E.Worboys@richmond.gov.uk or via www.twickenhamtown.co.uk From Hounslow Chamber18 June - Feltham Business Lunch, the General Roy
25 June - Chiswick Business Lunch, Moran Hotel
3 July - Canal Trip, Brentford. 6.30 pm For bookings for either of these events please contact: LinksEurostar Press Release Access to Finance Government Office for London Arts Richmond | ||||
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